Sentence examples for morphological evidence that from inspiring English sources
Here, we analyze basal relationships in Chrysomelidae independently of the morphological evidence that has been a major contribution in previous phylogenetic studies [3], [9] [11].
Here we provide molecular, histochemical, and morphological evidence that suggests A. willeyana is actively degrading its intracellular microbial community using the autophagy pathway, and that bacteriocytes are most likely the precursors to the spherulite-forming large vacuolar cells.
Traditionally, South American Pacific HABs have been assigned to A. catenella, based only on morphological evidence that has proven to be an unreliable indicator of species identification within the A. tamarense complex (Lilly et al. 2007).
These data provide morphological evidence that PLP2-TM promotes autophagosome accumulation.
However, both nuclear ribosomal and plastid genes agree with the morphological evidence that I. pandurata is a new and distinct species.
The present study provides physiological and morphological evidence that the vast majority of RGCs innervating the DRN are Y (alpha) cells.
The distribution of dams collected in Italy is obviously affected by the number and distribution of studies conducted so far and also by the morphological evidences that each event left on the territory.
The only evidence ever provided for that assertion, early steranes, is invalid, as several eubacteria can make sterols; regarding the 2.7 Gy cases as eukaryotic is also strongly contradicted by the morphological fossil evidence that does not reveal any definite eukaryotes for the following two billion years [ 1, 129].
Molecular and morphological evidence indicates that cool bathyal waters are the primary site of adaptive radiation in the deep sea, and we hypothesise that bathymetric variation in speciation rates could drive the unimodal diversity depth pattern over time.
Yet for the continent's vast northern Monsoonal Tropics, recent genomic and morphological evidence indicate that current taxonomy significantly underestimates actual biological diversity.
To date, morphological evidence suggests that the alpha cell is well conserved in every mammal species examined [24].
